6 Animals That Are About To Go Extinct
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Forrest Galante lists 6 of the rarest animals on Earth, that are not yet extinct.
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The Tasmanian tiger does not make the list this time, but animals such as the vaquita and some that my team and I discovered ourselves on Extinct or Alive, such as the Fernandina Island Tortoise.
Forrest Galante is a world-renowned wildlife biologist and TV Host. His mission is to inspire and educate people about animals and adventure through the media, including hosting programs on Discovery Channel, on-camera expert interviews, and production of his own wildlife and natural history shows.
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I love this dude. It’s an absolute shame Forest didn’t get to keep the Extinct or Alive going. That concept was an absolute masterpiece.
I really hope one day he can figure out a way to bring the show back. My wife and I loved it, and it was sad to see it get canceled.
I don't think Extinct or Alive would really continue. There's a dispute disagreeing on the veracity of Forrest Galante's discoveries and conclusions.
If his online presence blows up he should use this money to buy the rights to the show name and just host it here or on X. He's got connections to make it all happen.
Agreed!
I can't find anything n that can you send a link possibly@@ianlim4404
I discovered Forrest Galante this year and ive watched everything and listened and read all he has been involved in. Im obsessed with this guy!!!
Same modern day Steve Irwin guy really cares about these animals
There's no way you've read every piece of literature from Forrest in less than 4 months and that's not mentioning all the media he's put out and been a part of. If you're weird enough to lie in the comments at least make it something possible. 😂
Right on! Now make a difference in your community with the knowledge you've obtained
First saw him on joe rogan about 4 years ago. Been following ever since. Amazing human and great stories. I recommend the joe rogan podcast with him. Very informative and interesting.
he makes other people love animals thats why we love him
You are one of a few people with the drive and devotion to help all of our animals that are disappearing. Thank you for all your support.
Your passion for animals is heart warming and inspiring. My 5 year old daughter and I love watching your videos together. I think you'd be impressed by the questions she asks afterwards! Thanks for helping to show her how fun and cool science can be.
Steve Irwin, Jane Goodall, Forrest Galante. People past and present who have driven my passion for animals.
Keep speaking for the animals bro. Your conservation efforts do not go unnoticed.
Attenborough? Cousteau?
@@cetterustoo "mainstream", publicly funded.
@@loksterizationWhat a load of shit 😂
"Steve Bro, Bro Goodall, Forrest Bro. Bro's past N' present who dun give me passion fur animals. Keep speaking bro for bro animals, bro." - What intelligent people see when they read "bro".
@@alm5992 This guys extra chromosome is acting up. Bro chill bro
More rare animals: Cats that throw up on tile when carpet is available. Horses that won't spook because of a plastic bag existing near them. Dogs that bark only when there is an actual stranger at the door. Husbands who notice their missing object on the table near their hand without having to ask their spouse about the location of said missing object.
I'm laughing at your comment, especially the one about cats who throw up on carpet when tile is available! I know that species VERY well! I used to have a hubby that was a "rare animal,"like yours and I feel for you Sister but thankfully I only have to worry about vomiting felines, and I am SO much happier for it! Take care now!
You forgot - Woman who don't scream hysterically making the situation worse
@@youtubestaffaretrash9258 If I may, you realize when you flush, particles of everything in the toilet are thrown up into the air when you flush? Particles of urine and feces all over your face, body, towels and toothbrush. Not only do I and my spouse put the seat down, we put the lids down before flushing to contain the mess. Also, so the cats can't excitedly fling themselves into the toilet head-first to watch the water swirling. They used to come running when they heard a flush.
@@youtubestaffaretrash9258 No need to add more directly into your face, right? Also, I don't sleep nude.
Those aren’t just rare, they’re actually completely extinct
Your passion for wildlife conservation is truly inspiring man. You’re one of my heroes.
This guy is the only person i dont mind using clickbait or similair tricks. Because the more people watch his videos, the more people are educated/informed about these animals
Forrest Galante is to this generation what Steve Irwin was to our generation. Keep that memory alive in the fight to protect wildlife.
Nah.
I wouldn't go that far, no one comes close to Steve Irwin apart from his own living DNA.
His son is the next generation
tbh personally i’d say he’s far more important than Steve Irwin ever was & has done more than he has in his lifetime
@@daleatsoverton9542 the difference is forrest is a marine biologist? Steve irwin just really liked animals
@@daleatsoverton9542is that why Steve Irwin HAS a animal sanctuary? What did Forrest do Steve didn’t other than look for animals that are “extinct”? They’re both import for their own reasons but Steve will always be the animal man
Looking for animals with Forrest would be the best experience ever.
If you actually found something. His Job is probably hours and hours of disappointment, but yes. If you find something you’ve been looking for it’d probably make up for all of that
@@corrosivesprings9526did they ask you
The happiness this brings me with all the struggle I have felt with in the past three years. Seeing all the animals he discovers and the genuine love he gives everyone man to animal he cross gives me the energy to pass it on around my community!
Thank you for everything you do, Forrest. I've always loved your content from Jre and your tv shows.
I am a conservationist working for USDA/NRCS and I would love to meet you someday Forrest. You are a huge influence on my personal and professional conservation efforts. Thank you for your work.
How did you get to where you are at? I’m 19 and my passion for animals and wildlife is what drives me and my decisions, I just don’t know where I can put my knowledge to any use because I know I’m smart, I just don’t know where to start.
@@ellishoke1693you could always go be a game warden. It’s a great way to get into conservation. You put a few years into that, while maybe getting a degree in biology, and it puts a little extra respect on your name when putting applications for jobs in the field. Just a suggestion. Good luck on chasing your dream.
You have to have an undergrad degree to be a game warden though
Vaquita have always been one of my favourite animals.. I sincerely hope they never go extinct.. Truly pains me seeing how many species have gone extinct. Especially when humans have anything to do with it.
It makes me feel so scummy that so many of us just don't give a flying fuck about conservationist efforts.
It’s beautiful
Their habitat is so small too. It's be so easy to save them. All it is is fisherman.
couldnt agree more guys. i pledge monthly to different chairty organisations such as jungle keepers to help even a little with things like conservation efforts, i urge you guys to do the same if you are in a financial position to be able to
I watched Sea of Shadows, where I first learned about the Vaquita. It breaks my heart knowing that their population is so small because of human causes. We really need to come together to save these wonderful creatures.
I discovered you this year, great video and watching alot of your videos!! Love learning about animals!! Thank you for sharing
Your excitement is contagious!!! Appreciate all your efforts to save these amazing creatures and to educate the rest of us who would never even know they exist.
We need you back on JRE Forrest! Your episodes are always educational and super interesting. People need to hear this stuff. No one else will tell them.
Educational? Like when he talked about that snake that was so big that it tried to snatch a hellicopter in ww2? Hahah he is lying all the time
@@kristofferbjrnstad3906he talked about a conspiracy theory… when did he say a snake like that existed.
When you caught the Zanzibar leopard on camera is one of my favorite videos. We need more people like you to step up to make conservation work for the animals that are on the brink of extinction.
I love your channel so much it’s such a interesting and educational style that makes me want to learn! Thank you Forest
Great show! Love watching and learning!
Forest is a true inspiration for conservation and wildlife education.
Thank you Forest and your whole team for everything y’all do
Would love to see a UA-cam series about hunting for a new fungi species, it’s achievable and you can name it too!
His name sounds like the name of a mushroom! I love Forrest!
This is a great idea, plus he could just add a little more into the vids about mushroom hunting
In fairly recent times [1980s/90s] truffle fungus have been discovered in Britain,it had loong been thought they did not exist here.
@@michaelhaywood8262 it’s a really underfunded area of science, there are so many undiscovered uses for fungi. I really hope somebody finds an extant agarikon in Europe!
@@devanvonderahe8293 I bet Alan Rockefeller would help him sequence any fungi he finds that may be a new species!
I've been watching a few of your videos lately, and its great to see someone go out into the wild trying to help restore and look for amazing species in the wild! Can wait to see what else you have in store!
Absolutely love your channel! Major props to you and what you do.
I found Forrest on my tv when I was 6, and I am 11 years old now I watch you like every day and I just enjoy your videos soon much. Also I love animals so much and I never have gone fishing before, and have a great day Forrest ❤.
You sound just like me when I was little. I've always loved animals, and I had little 3 dachshund dogs, a cat, and guinea pigs when I was small. When my 5 kids were little we had dogs, cats and guinea pigs and now that my grandson is grown up (we had dogs, cats but no guinea pigs when he lived with me) I now have 6 cats. I can't have dogs because the cats don't like them. Son, study hard and always stay curious. Even if you learn just 1 new fact per day and write it down in a book, it could be something like learning about the beautiful makaw's that have just started breeding in the wild for the first time in over 3 decades, then at the end of the year you'll have 365 new things you know that you didn't know the year before. Even though I'm older now, I still try and learn something new every day, and you will NEVER stop learning! I think you have a great hero in Forrest! You take care now mate! From a Grandma in country NSW Australia.
Fishing is somthing you reply don't need to know what your doing at first, all you need is string and a hook, just look up some videos and get to fishin bro you'll love it
I started my life pretty early with animals but they were mainly wild Animals, In 1975 when I was about 10 or nearer to 11 years old our family moved next door to Yarrawonga Zoo near Darwin were my mother ran a large Boarding Kennel for Dogs and Cats, I had one pet though more a partner being my Horse that I was learning to play Polo Cross on . My Dad always being a bit wild from living in Arnhem Land and Groote Eylandt ( An Island ) and was a 1960s / 70s Steve Irwin Type he decided to go back to Animal conservation and Breeding by catching any type of animals needed by the NT Government and to supply EVERY type of animal needed by Yarrawonga Zoo,.
So at nearly 11 I started ( Not By Choice ) going out every weekend with my Dad into the Northern Territory Swamps, Dams, Meandering Rivers that went from Fresh to Salt Water and we even went often into the Tanami Desert looking for Desert Bred Lizards like the Thorny Devil,s and Skinks Catch Owls, Eagles, Hawks, Buffalo, Eastern, Western and Central Brown Snakes, Death Adders and Massive Diamond Python's , Emu's and to many to mention. Of Course caught Fresh and Salt Water Crocodiles. I most of all really didn't quite like holding the Snake Bag while Dad would lower a Dangerous Snake into it Head First and the Bag being No More than a King Size Pillow Case. A Goanna around the same size of me were a little worrying and scary when they would chase you instead as were Desert Dragons and Frilled-Neck Lizards that liked to run over the Top of You 🤪, I also snorkeled of the Darwin rocks in the suburb of Nightcliff catching small tropical Fish to sell for aquariums.
Dad and I stopped being crazy when I was 14 plus at 14 I had already had my 4th Job in the Building Industry Lost Dad when he was only 43 He was my Step Dad From when I was 5 which made him a young Dad but my only Dad. He Started me in Construction on school Holidays at 12 and Cattle Station work in Newcastle Waters Station and He Had me working full time at 13yrs old. I finished Retiring very early as a Heavy Industries Mechanical Fitter in the Shipping and Mining Industry when I was only 48 from Head Trauma From A Idiot Coward Punching me, I didn't even see it coming But my body would have gave in 10 years later anyway but 10 years would have made me a extra Million Dollars Huh,,, I Miss Dad and I am now 58 though feel much older, I would love to live as long as my maternal Grandfather did at 98 yrs old But I don't think he worked a hard day in his life. 😄😄
I love that you joined UA-cam i didn't graduate high-school due to life situations but animals and nature are something I wish I could have made my profession.
Its never too late
Same here
It’s never too late buddy. I graduated college at the age of 37
It’s never too late buddy. I graduated college at the age of 37
Always such amazing videos. It's good to see these animals brought up repeatedly.
Love your content! Always been a nature enthusiast and you bring it out in a great way!
Man I love the Vaquita so much I’ve been trying to educate more people about it because it is very unknown especially up north but what an amazing video 👍 thank you.
The vaquita is amazing! What seems silly to me is the habitat range is so small it seems so easy to do something like just ban human activities near that area. And provide other jobs for the fisherman.
Forrest is one of my favorite people to watch. He’s so excited about his work, and you learn so much. Would be an absolute joy to dive with him.
This is a great video, with great advice and information on very close to extinction animals!! Thanks bro keep up the great work!!
Forrest! Huge fan, followed you for years now. From looking back at your appearance on Disney channels survival show to you're docu-series! amazing.
So sad to see the Vaquita's story really, one of the most touching stories I have ever heard, but it is amazing that you can share this and spread awareness to millions of animal lovers.❤
What's pathetic is if you Google it's habitat range it's so extremely small. It would be so easy to save them. Just ban all human activities near there and they'd be saved.
I would definitely watch a movie about a cartel boss buying up a close to extinct species of bird and saving them.
Hey bro, if all cartels saved a near extinct animal, I'd almost be inclined to support them. I'm not sure why that makes sense, but it would truly be a yin and yan moment. It'd be very confusing, too. Would make for great movies.
@danielvermeer3363 "we support the non extinction of this bird but we also don't want you to know we murder people"
You truly brighten my day with your amazing videos of the unique and excellent creatures of our Earth.
Hey man.
Im a budding zoologist from ireland and i just wanna say that your content is excellent!
It Really brings me back to when i used to watch deadly 60 when i was younger.
Hope you keep it up man ❤❤
Forrest thank you for all you do for conservation. How many people would love to see an Autobiography by Forrest about how he grew up in South Africa, and how it made him the conservationist he is today? 🖐🖐🖐
I started watching Extinct or Alive in 2019, and as the series progressed I grew to love your work with the saola and fernandina island tortoise. It was just so inspiring and I hope you can continue your incredible work. ❤️
Been loving the show. Annoying my wife and sister about you and your team and extinct or alive. Whoever you choose will always love what you stand for and what you do. Thanks for doing your part
Love your videos and content. We watch all the time on youtube and discovery
I was just done watching you in want of the episode extinct or alive, and its one of the best tv shows I watch ❤️🔥
I’ve been watching you since I was a kid. Now I am a college student studying biology wildlife all because of my interest in all you have done!!
Amazing video and amazing work to educate people on and your conservation efforts. Thanks 🙏
absolutely the best guy to learn anything from, i have so much fun watching you and love everything you teach me
I've been watching Forrest for long, and I love the Extinct Or Alive series. It brings hope to many animals, and it what inspired me to become addicted to animal knowledge, as there is so much we don't know about animals, and so many that are nearly extinct due to human errors. Your show is by far my favorite series to watch, because of the passion you put into them.
I really hope all of these animals can bounce back every species of living creature deserves a chance they are all wonderful in their own way.
Love your work. You keep me working towards my goals
Love what you do mate keep it up need more people like this
I love the preservation efforts for these animals!
Forrest Galante man, truly a gem of the natural sciences
Beautiful and educational. Thank you!
I found out about this channel a few months ago. Love the vids!
Forrest, my man!
Forrest is the new age GOAT of animal education and conservation! I would LOVE to fish and learn from him! Thanks for all you do!!!
Meeting Forrest would be an amazing opportunity! I’ve been watching your content for years
I love your videos so much! Such a fan of what your doing ❤
Forest, if you’re in Florida in October, I would love to come help you!
That’s true, to verify
email this account if you want to contact,
😀
This was truly an amazing video, thank you
Amazing, the best video, that I have seen in a while!
Such a intriguing video I love your work Forrest, I’m all the way in Australia 🇦🇺 but liked commented and subscribed to go in the Draw, would be a once in a life time experience fingers crossed 🤞 keep up the great work mate, I want to get on board with a conservation organisation, recently pondering about ideas on road barriers to help with our native wombats here in Australia so much roadkill it’s unbelievable
I love watching the videos you guy put out thank you!
I've watched so many of your episodes and I loved them
I remember watching the episode where u found that tortoise!!!!! I was celebrating in my living room, along with all of you ☺️. You always made each find so exciting!! I loved that show and was happy to see u on UA-cam….. We’ve gotta get you back on tv with your own show 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Always love your videos on any channel!
I'm glad I found this channel! Keep up the good fight!
Absolutely great format👍👌
Great episodes as always, so calm to watch animals
Extinct or alive is literally my favorite show ever and I just discovered your UA-cam channel this year
Love the channel man keep doing this work
Another great Video! Got to get my daily dose of Forrest!
Another awesome video, love it!
Great Work!!!! Can't wait to see what comes next!!!!
Great video, been watching you for a long time. You are the main reason that I am working to become a Herpetologist. Keep up the great work.
I love Forrest's passion and his knowledge of so many different types of amazing animals.
Keep up the good work!! I have been watching you for a long time now and I even almost meet you a month ago at the Wonders Of Wildlife National Museum & Aquarium. I ran into your camera guy😅. I love what you do because I want to do something related to outdoors when I am older. I also make my own fishing swim baits and was hooked on fishing and the outdoors since I was 3 years old. I would stand in a stream that came off of a bigger river. There was a small dam like structure to the side of the actual dam and every year white bass would go up stream and try to cross the little dam. I would just start grabbing them like a kid at a candy store and let them go on the other side of the dam. It would truly be a dream come true to finally meet you face to face!!
Amazing! My son and I watch your videos most evenings he loves them
I absolutely love this channel, I wish we could buy merch and it would fund your expiditions.. we are all with you!
Becoming a huge fan of your work and media!
You are my hero Forrest . Your passion is infectious. It would be amazing to spend the day with you 🎣
love your videos! you made me like animals and nature! keep doin what you doin🔥
Ever since I heard your story on JRE your work has continued to amaze and inspired me. For both selfish and unselfish reasons, please keep up the good work.
Thank you for every thing that you and your freinds and team do.
Your tortoise episode was one of my favorites it's so crazy how it happened and how you guys had to get it in the boat. I think the tortoise. thylacine ,big turtle, the sharks and the big wolf are my favorite episodes but i can't remember all of them, They're all good though, definitely one of my favorite programs I wish they'd pick it back up and let you shoot a couple more seasons :)
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I found out about this youtube channel a few weeks ago, but i have been watching his show for years and this video made the connection. But, this man is amazing and what he's doing is amazing!
Love your knowledge man, keep it up
All the way from the UK very big fan of your channels, you are changing the world, you should truly be proud to achieve your dreams ❤
Love your videos and podcasts keep doing great things to protect wildlife
Nothing better then seeing someone with so much love and enthusiasm for biology being able to share their knowledge with others! I love your videos and getting to learn about new things from you!
Thank you for another interesting and informative video Forrest! Your passion for conservation and saving species from extinction is contagious!
Thank you for what you do Forrest. Its so important to inform people about these endangered animals.
ive watched you since extinct or alive was airing! this was very interesting!
Love your work! You go, Forrest! 😍😍
Great work as always Forrest
Love your videos Forrest!
I’ve discovered Forrest end of last year I’ve learnt so much and had fun watching his videos and who ever gets picked I hope they have a great time I would love to go but I broke my leg recently but if got picked I would pick to go my cousin bc he loves ur videos. To Forrest for being a great heroic biologists save our earth ,our animals and or ecosystem
Just came across your channel in the recommended. I’m really interested in wildlife and the environment, also I’m from the Caribbean🇳🇴
Thanks for all your efforts Forrest, you're a hero!
So awesome man. Thank you
Doing important work, thank you